Andhakasura
Andhakasura, also known as Andhak, is a demon king from Hindu mythology, particularly prominent in the epic Mahabharata. He is the son of Rahu, the dragon-like celestial body, and the demoness Krodhavasha. Andhakasura is known for his immense strength and power, which he acquired from his mother's curse.
The curse was a result of a boon granted by Brahma, the creator god, to Krodhavasha. Brahma
Andhakasura's reign of terror was immense. He conquered the three worlds and held them captive, demanding tribute
Krishna, with his divine powers, managed to defeat Andhakasura. He lifted the mountain Govardhana to use it
After his defeat, Andhakasura's body was cremated, and his ashes were scattered by the wind. The story